More than 600,000 people in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region lost electricity after an overnight Russian attack on an energy facility.^[1] Another 250,000 in the Kharkiv region lost power after an attack on an infrastructure facility there.^[2] Together that is about 850,000 people without power from one night's strikes. Dnipropetrovsk The attacks damaged critical energy facilities in the region.^[3] Hospitals and critical infrastructure switched to generator power.^[4] It was the second hit in two days. More than 60,000 consumers in the city of Dnipro had lost power the evening before, on 7 November.^[5] The repairs Engineers are working to repair the damaged facility.^[6] Repeated attacks are complicating the work, according to the energy company DTEK.^[7] Kharkiv No casualties were reported from the attack in the Kharkiv region.^[8] What Moscow says Russia's Defence Ministry said it will continue strikes on Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure.^[9] The timing Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of intensifying its attacks ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi brokered by the United States.^[10]